Hogwarts: My name is the Unforgivable Curse

"The green light...is the kind of stone pillar that can be broken and contains props?"

The moment he saw the green light, Avada immediately dispersed the white mist that had been almost burned by the dragon's breath, allowing himself to reappear in the fire dragon's field of vision: "That pillar is very different from ordinary people." The magic has a high resistance, and I am afraid that only black magic such as the Thunderbolt Explosion Curse can destroy it - but this is obviously not something that can be used in competitions."

"Or you can use transformation to create heavy objects for physical attacks, but now I don't have suitable transformation materials on hand... Let's guide the fire dragon in a proper manner first."

"Five, four, three..."

Counting the five-second countdown in his mind, Avada suddenly accelerated across the area that was emitting green light. The iron-belly fire dragon in the distance finally recovered from the choking white mist. After scanning its red eyes, it immediately locked onto Avada. Then it roared loudly and shook its head. He moved his limbs to push the huge body and rushed over...

"Two, one!"

boom!

A gray stone pillar as thick as a giant tree suddenly broke out of the green area, rising up to a height of more than ten meters in just a few seconds. The angry fire dragon seemed not to have noticed the green light from the beginning, and now it was only a few meters away from the stone pillar, with no time to stop...

Click...

It didn't even make much noise at all. As the fire dragon slammed into the stone pillar, the part hit by the fire dragon first made an unpleasant clicking sound, and then the next moment it turned into There were rubbles flying all over the sky, and the stone pillars that were more than ten meters high slowly fell down, and then hit the reinforced ground heavily, breaking into an unknown number of sections.

"Roar!"

The poor stone pillar didn't even hinder the fire dragon's speed. However, when the iron belly saw an obstacle suddenly appearing in front of him, he was so frightened that he slowed down and smashed the stone pillar. Then he stopped, and after looking around for a while, he angrily discovered that he was surrounded by thick fog again...

"Maybe next time you can try to control the direction in which the stone pillar falls and see if you can let it hit the fire dragon directly. It should be able to cause some damage..."

The aftermath of those collisions naturally did not affect Avada, who had already set up the Iron Armor Curse. He even had the leisure to create thick fog to hide his figure when the fire dragon's attention was attracted by the pillar, and planned to do further things. Observation - The next moment, he saw a small light group quietly suspended in mid-air where the stone pillar originally stood.

"Is that the prop in the stone pillar? Fortunately, I took cover in advance..."

He decisively accelerated and approached, and then grabbed the small ball of light before the fire dragon could react - it was actually a small glass bottle filled with magic potion, with an eye-catching label attached to the bottle...

"Bone Spirit?"

Avada frowned - looking at the size of the bottle, those bone spirits are only one mouthful, and the bottle cap can be quickly opened. It is estimated that this is designed for some warriors who are hit by the dragon's body. , asking him to drink it to keep his game alive after breaking several bones.

"It won't be used for the time being... I guess it won't be used for the entire game."

He quickly put away the small bottle, and then continued to test the fire dragon's moves while always paying attention to the changes in light on the field. But to his surprise, not long after he started observing, the ground in another area not far from him and the fire dragon suddenly lit up with four or five pieces of blue light that were very close to each other... …

"blue?"

Avada raised her eyebrows: "They are the kind of solid stone pillars that are difficult to destroy - do these stone pillars appear in groups?"

"Speaking of which, that fire dragon just smashed a stone pillar. Now he probably feels that these stone pillars can be easily destroyed by him... Then why don't he let it actively hit a solid stone pillar again to build up its memory, so that when the charged stone pillar appears? It probably won't rush up without any thought... Yes, that's it."

"Three, two, one..."

Avada released several acceleration spells for himself. Almost instantly, he opened a large distance from the iron-belly dragon and came to the middle of the blue areas, waiting for the dragon. Let it hit you...

Then what greeted him was a terrifying dragon's breath that was a hundred feet long.

"..."

With quick eyesight and quick hands, he released an iron armor spell to block the wave of impact before the dragon's breath hit his face. Then the solid stone pillar in front of him quickly rose from the ground, blocking the remaining attacks for him.

"Okay, at least I tried a way to guide the fire dragon to breathe fire."

After frowning a little, Avada immediately put away the Iron Armor Curse, and then retreated a long distance to the side - he remembered that the solid stone pillar only existed for five seconds, and he didn't want to I stood there stupidly, and then when the stone pillar was retracted, I realized that I was face to face with the Ukrainian iron belly...

But it turned out that Avada was overly worried. The Iron Belly Dragon didn't seem to have the habit of breathing fire while approaching its target. Until the dragon's breath that lasted for several seconds gradually extinguished, the fire dragon remained entrenched in place like a hill. Then, after realizing that his breath had not achieved any results, it rushed over again angrily. .

"Should I build up some confidence in this dragon?"

While continuing to avoid Iron Belly's attack, and guiding it to smash a fragile stone pillar, and harvesting a one-time use dragon skin cloak that could withstand the breath of a fire dragon, Avada thought with some distress: "Breathing is probably a very stamina-consuming thing for the fire dragon, and it has breathed fire twice, but it has no effect at all. Instead, it has smashed several pillars with a close attack... Now Won't it gradually change its mentality and let it further reduce the frequency of its breathing? Thus increasing the probability of it crashing into the charged stone pillar?"

"Is this also one of the difficulties in this game? The warriors not only need to protect themselves from the fire dragon's attack, but they even have to take the fire dragon's mentality into consideration?!"

"But if you really want to make it feel that its fire-breathing efficiency is greater than that of melee combat, what should it burn? Stone pillars appear randomly, and they are not necessarily fragile stone pillars..."

"etc?"

As he was thinking about it, Avada suddenly caught a glimpse of the two fragile stone pillars that had been smashed to pieces and were scattered on the ground - after being smashed by the fire dragon, the protective magic originally contained on them It has completely failed and is now the most ordinary stone with no magical properties...

"Isn't this just ready-made deformation material?!"